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Albert Memorial, Kensington Gardens

from Cornell University Library

  • Tamara Cartwright-Loebl said:
    Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park are two different parks side by side - the memorial is in Kensington Gardens

Proscenium, stage, orchestra pit and front stalls with musicians and stage hands, Wintergarden, Brisbane, 1925-1930

from State Library of Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    The location previously operated as the Wintergarden Theatre cinema complex from 1924 until it closed in 1973 and was demolished in 1981.[3] The original building was designed by Ballantyne and Hare of Melbourne. Hall and Prentice in Brisbane provided local design assistance. The theatre featured a Wurlitzer pipe organ which could be raised and lowered from the orchestra pit. In 1929 the rival Regent Theatre opened in Queen Street 1929.[4] With the transfer of ownership of the theatre to the Kern Corporation in the 1970s, and plans for the construction of the Queensland Performing Arts Centre at South Bank, the Her Majestys Theatre building next door to the Wintergarden was also marked for demolition and inclusion in the proposed new Wintergarden shopping center. Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wintergarden,_Brisbane

Burbon St School of Arts Bundaberg.

from State Library of Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Bourbong Street Many grand and historical buildings have been built in Bundaberg since it was founded in 1867. - The Commercial Hotel was built. Later, in 1885, a new two-storeyed building renamed ‘The Grand’ was built on the same site (corner of Targo and Bourbon streets). - The original School of Arts was also built in 1871, but the current building was constructed in 1889. It is Bundaberg’s oldest public building still standing in its original form - Adam’s Hotel was built on the corner of Barolin and Bourbon streets. It was renamed Metropolitan and demolished in 1885. - 1887 Bourbon Street was developed as the main business area of Bundaberg. - 1888 The first substantial council headquarters were built in Bourbon Street (west side of the Post Office). - 1913 Bourbong Street is being described a being two chains wide with many ornate business premises and weeping fig trees. - 1915 Electric light poles are seen down the sides of Bourbong Street, with a single street light in the middle of intersections. Source: bundabergtoday.com.au/news/2022/01/31/grand-buildings-of-...